| dc.description.abstract | The geopolitical rivalry between India and China in South Asia has signi cant implications
for regional stability and power dynamics. Unwanted pressure and the struggle for
power has been directly involving with regional stability in various aspects including
political, economic and social security. This research paper intends to identify the
geopolitical rivalry between India and China in South Asia and its signi cant implications
for regional stability and power dynamics. Through a meticulous examination
of historical contexts, investment strategies and competing interests, this study aims to
uncover the complex layers of the India-China rivalry to understand how it impact on
regional stability in South Asia. By employing a mixed-method approach that combines
qualitative and quantitative methods, including literature reviews, policy analyses, and
case studies, this research paper elucidates the drivers and strategies employed by both
countries in their competition for regional in uence. The ndings emphasized several
key areas of contention, such as territorial disputes, economic projects, and military
posturing, while exploring potential consequences and scenarios for regional cooperation
or con ict. Moreover, this study sheds light on the responses of other South Asian
countries to the rivalry and the role of external actors in shaping outcomes. Based
on the ndings, this research paper provides recommendations for promoting regional
stability, including diplomatic engagement, dialogue, and con dence-building measures.
This research further contributes to a deeper understanding of the multifaceted dynamics
of the India-China rivalry in South Asia, serving as a foundation for analysis and policy
discussions on regional security, cooperation, and power balance in the region. | en_US |
